help me choose some new arrows

[tradsniper]

Well I'm down to one arrow from my last dozen that I bought and now I need some more. I'm planning on getting some GT blems from Big Jim but I don't know what spine to get since these will be my first carbons. Im shooting a 56" 45@28 Bear Grizzly and I pull 28 1/4". I would like to use a 100 grn brass insert with 125 grain points to give me 225 up front since i've heard so much positive things about high FOC and I might also foot the front but I havent decided yet. The arrows I have right now are easton gamegetters 500 with 125 grain point and aluminum inserts cut to 29 1/2" and they are showing quite a bit weak but I think that is because the bow has a 9 1/8 in bh (it's 52" string so I dont know why the bh is so high). Any help would be really appreciated.

[arky714]

I bought some 75/95 gt blems before ,was not from Big Jim had 28 grain weight difference in dozen arrows so buyer beware..

[COMPOUNDLESS IN CONCRETE]

Im not sure the brace height is an issue, increasing brace height should make the arrows behave stiffer than when the brace height is lower.

[chopx2]

I've been playing around with very high FOC with carbon...here are some things I've found to be true for me...

Carbon spine seems very sensitive to length, I found keeping them longer gave me better flight and I think there might be more going on than spine, just not sure what...

[chopx2]

Also, I had trouble with ultra high FOC if the bow was center cut even with 340 spine arrows. Had to build up the plate a little.

[chopx2]

Here's my set-up

T-Hawk Diamond SS 53# at my draw length of 27"
31" (full length) Victory V-force HV 340s
100gr insert and 325 broadhead.

I'm getting just over 32% FOC AMO

[chopx2]

And last thing is I have even shot field points with 2"razor feathers and they fly just as well as larger feathers...haven't dared going below 3" for broadheads...

[chopx2]

Sorry for all the posts...need to get to 100  

[ranger42]

I would recommend the Traditional Only shafts from 3 Rivers. American made by Easton and a very durable shaft with a brass insert installed. I would say the 500's for your bow would work good. You might call them for suggestions on your set-up. Good luck!